Sentence examples for combat troop from inspiring English sources

Some would argue that more combat troops will always mean more combat troop deaths.

The route has become even more important to U.S. and coalition forces as they begin the combat troop withdrawal scheduled for completion by the end of 2014.

While some Democrats also propose keeping noncombat troops in Iraq indefinitely, they contrast the "hundred years" remarks with their call for imminent combat troop withdrawals.

The administration was eager to avoid a repeat of Iraq, where negotiations over a long-term U.S. military presence broke down and ultimately failed weeks before the final combat troop withdrawal at the end of 2011.

President Bush's decision to increase combat troop levels in Iraq in January 2007 sent a clear message that he was determined not to abandon a people to death squads and terrorists.

Finite combat troop levels in the Army and the Marines meant, for example, that if more troops were dispatched, the length of overseas deployments would have to be increased from twelve to fifteen months — a major new burden on the force.

Cops should be cops — not combat troops.

Uganda has sent combat troops and aircraft.

US combat troops leave Iraq.

Combat troops were withdrawn by July 2009.

1965 200,000 American combat troops arrive in South Vietnam.